Shamima Begum claims she 'didn't know' ISIS was a 'death cult'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : doing';She wants to face a terror trial in the UK - but refuses to go to Banglandesh, where her father lives, because she fears she will receive the death penalty; Begum said she the decision to stop wearing the hijab was one she took for herself and denied that the move was a publicity stunt;When asked what she would tell Sajid Javid, who was Home Secretary when Begum's British citizenship was revoked, Begum said: 'I understand why he took my citizenship away, that it's his job to think about the interest of the UK before anything else'; Shamima Begum, the east London schoolgirl who fled her home in 2015 to join the so-called Islamic State terror group in Syria, has asked the British people for forgiveness
38% : Ask why she won't go to Bangladesh, she said: 'How can a country like the UK, who does not believe in the death penalty, how can they expect me to go to a country where I will be killed?'

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